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  One of the biggest mistakes people make when they’re trying to impress someone is that they assume people only pay attention to the important or “big” things they do. But the reality is that the little things are what matter most. It’s the little things we do or don’t do every day that shape us in to who we are. The little things determine how we respond when big things come in to our lives. The kind of image you present to the world is determined by your actions, comments, attitude, behavior and even appearance. These things can be noticed within the first few seconds of meeting someone. So, how do you let people know who you really are? How do you impress everyone around you without big gestures or a lot of time? These 30 things might be simple, but they have a big impact. Their effects are lasting. People will remember the little things you do and that can make the difference you’re looking for. 1.      Dress the part Your appearance is the thing people see first. Th

Let me start by defining Millenials in a simpler and clear way for everyone to understand. Millenials are youths both female and male that were born between 1984 to around 1994. Its complicated to learn and understand this group but it has even become harder in the social media age. Talk to any current CEOs about employing these young people and then they will express their excitement by emphasizing how good they are at technology and how miserable they are at EQ (Emotional Intelligence) and work behavior. But what is the real challenge affecting today's youths? You may doubt it but here is my take on what I think is the prime problem; the youths have been lied to that all is simple and that they can live a fancy lifestyle without struggles. This behavior is particularly exhibited in the way youths interpret  the meaning of success and how fast they want to live a flamboyant lifestyle without putting in the work. If you have been watching the so called motivational speakers w

On the 14th March 2018, the Jonkoping University Team will be in Kampala, discussing and meeting all those interested in joining this great Swedish University. Meet Thomas Bengtson and his team from Jonkoping University at Hotel Triangle Buganda Road.   "I wanted to study at a globally recognized university that attracts qualified and innovative people. I actually chose very carefully: I did a lot of research before I decided that Jönköping International Business School ( JIBS) at Jönköping University was the school I was looking for, and I know now that I will never regret my choice." Most of all I wanted a good education, but I also really wanted to get out of my comfort zone and not choose an English-speaking country, which of course would have been easier in some ways. Reading Jönköping University’s website I realized that I would be meeting a lot of people from all over the world. In the end, that is how my stay here has turned out. Actually, I think I